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Nayland with WissingtonPARISH COUNCIL & COMMUNITY COUNCILNayland with Wissington Community TimesQueen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Commemorative MugsAs with previous Royal Jubilees, the Nayland with Wissington Parish Council and the Nayland with WissingtonCommunity Council wish to commemorate the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee by commissioning a Jubilee Mug.A gift of a commemorative jubilee mug will be given to all theParish’s residents who will be no older than 16 on 31 st December2012. In order for your child(ren) to qualify for the freemug, you should complete the relevant sections of the orderform below .For adults and those who do not qualify for gift, these Jubileemugs will also be available to purchase but pre-ordering isessential. The cost will be £5.00. If you wish to order pleasecomplete the relevant sections of the form below.To ensure qualification and efficient distribution, it is essentialthat the required information is provided. This information willbe only seen by the Parish Council and Diamond JubileeCommittee being used as a basis for ordering and distributingthe mugs. It will not be shared with third parties.DON’T MISS OUT - ORDER NOWAll order forms should be submitted to: Sargeants 70 Bear Street, in the Jubilee box at the Post Office,or in the box at the reception of Nayland Primary School - by 28th February at the latestTo order a Jubilee mug gift for children residing within the Parish of Nayland withWissington, who will be no older than 16, on 31 st December 2012Name of Child in Full Age Date of Birth Name of Parent/Guardian (details also below)Full Name:Full Address:in the Parish ofNayland with WissingtonTelephone:Email:To purchase a Jubilee mugNumber of mugs required: ……………. @ £5 Total Due: £ …………….(if cash, please submit to Sargeants 70 Bear Street only)Cheques payable to Nayland withWissington Community Council.Page 30
Annual Rainfall in Inchesat Bear Street, NaylandAnother dry, mild yearNayland with Wissington Community TimesPRIMARY SCHOOL FAYREChildren and parents enjoyed an evening of family fun whenNayland Primary School HSA held its annual Christmas fayreon December 9. The event, which was well attended, raisedabout £850 for school funds.Features included a treasure hunt, lucky dip, games,numerous stalls and Santa's grotto.Organiser Jane James said: "It went really well and we hada lot of positive feedback from everyone who was there. Someof the new parents were really impressed as they didn't realisethe scale of the fayre.SCHOOL CHRISTMASNayland Primary School children celebrated Christmas withtwo events on December 13. In the morning the Ducklings,Cygnets, reception and nursery classes presented a nativityplay at the school.This was followed in the evening by a carol concert foreveryone in St James's Church. Both were well supported andcollections raised £342 for Shelter.2011’s rainfall equalled almost exactly 2010’s.April was hot windy and dry. Early May was very warm.The wettest month was again August which was no help tothe farmers but at least it was dry for the Fete.Late September was hot and there were sunny spells inOctober and the rest of the year remained free of ice andsnow.John WernerCONTROL OF DOGS, THE LAW AND YOUYou could be breaking the law by allowing your dog to bedangerously out of control….WHAT IS MEANT BY DANGEROUSLY OUT OF CONTROL?Any dog is dangerously out of control if it injures a person, orit behaves in a way that makes a person worried that it mightinjure them. The law applies everywhere the general public isallowed to go and anywhere your dog goes where it is notsupposed to be. The maximum penalty for allowing a dog youown or are in charge of to be dangerously out of control is twoyears’ imprisonment, or a fine, or both.In addition, if your dog is dangerously out of control in its ownhome or garden then the police or anyone else that is worriedabout the dog being a risk could also seek a control order.If your dog injures another person’s animal, or an owner ofan animal reasonably believes that they could be injured if theyintervened to protect their animal from your dog, then an offencemay be committed.If you do not keep your dog under control, your dog could bedestroyed and you could be banned from keeping a dog. Or youmight be ordered to keep your dog muzzled when taking it for a walk.If you use your dog to injure someone then you may be chargedwith malicious wounding. The maximum penalty for this is fiveyears’ imprisonment.DOGS OUT OF CONTROL IN A PUBLIC PLACEIf a dog is dangerously out of control in a public place - thenthe owner or the person in charge of the dog is guilty of anoffence, or, if the dog while so out of control injures any person,an aggravated offence under the Dangerous Dogs Act 1991. Inproceedings against a person who is the owner of a dog but atthe material time was not in charge of it, it should be a defencefor the accused to prove that the dog was at the material timein the charge of a person whom he reasonably believed to be afit and proper person to be in charge of it.Section 10(2) of the 1991 Act defines a public place as meaningany street, road or other place to which the public have, or arepermitted to have access. This is a wide definition of a publicplace and one which specifically includes the common parts ofa building containing two or more dwellings. It is intended tocover, for instance, those parts of a block of flats where, althoughthere may be a secure front entry door so that the interior of theflat is not a place to which the public has unrestricted access,nevertheless the common parts are, in all other respects, apublic place.A person found guilty of an offence may face imprisonment ora fine, and the courts may disqualify the offender from havingcustody of a dog for any period.Mandy, PCSO 3108 Coleman Page 31
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